Cardiovascular, renal, and metabolic (CVRM) diseases affect hundreds of millions globally. In the future, the prevalence of CVRM diseases is expected to increase. Those affected are often living with multiple CVRM conditions, increasing the complexity of care. And yet, these diseases are too often managed in isolation. In this STAT article, Mina Makar, RPh highlights the urgent need for a more integrated approach to CVRM care, alongside the scientific potential of combination therapies. Learn more: https://learn.az/6047Qr7a1
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This is such an important topic—taking a more holistic approach to CVRM diseases could make a huge difference for patients. Combining therapies and integrating care seems like a smart way to improve outcomes and make life easier for those managing multiple conditions. Thanks for sharing this!
This is a much-needed conversation. As the prevalence of CVRM conditions increases, an integrated approach to care and combination therapies could significantly improve patient outcomes.
Combination Therapies that AstraZeneca is developing for CVRM using science, and interdisciplinary collaborations are the present and future. Using an integrative approach described in the STAT article "enables better management and patients' health", combination therapies provide a huge positive shift for quality of life of a patient and family.
Minding the case study of Anneka, integrated cardiovascular, renal and metabolic treatment seems extremely promising and far-sighted. I am keen to see if outcomes of such patients will improve.
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AstraZeneca’s focus on addressing the complexity of CVRM diseases is both timely and critical. With the prevalence of these interconnected conditions rising globally, an integrated approach to care is essential for improving patient outcomes. Mina Makar's insights on combination therapies underscore the importance of advancing science to tackle the challenges of managing multiple conditions simultaneously. Collaboration and innovation in this space have the potential to transform how CVRM diseases are treated, making a meaningful difference for millions worldwide. Kudos to AstraZeneca for driving the conversation on holistic care and therapeutic innovation!